Hi everyone!
I have two new patterns to test, both no-sew dragons! These will be paid patterns and any proceeds will go to charity! I will post more info about this at the release stage 
First up we have Fruit Salad, a little sunset dragon!
This is a no-sew, beginner friendly pattern made for pride month following the colour scheme of the sunset lesbian flag. It can also be adjusted to match any other 5-colour motif.
Next is Theno, a little baby dragon!
Theno’s colour pattern follows the non-binary pride flag. This pattern is also no-sew, but more suited for advance beginners/intermediate, though it can be simplified by skipping a couple steps, I would like testers to be at intermediate level to ensure comfortable making this. I’d love feedback on the skill level required to make this.
Testing requirements
- The deadline is June 1st for both of them (almost 3 weeks to test).
- You can apply to test both as long as you have the time and can finish both by the deadline.
- If you are testing Theno, I’d like you to be comfortable at intermediate level, Fruit Salad is fine for beginners.
- You will be asked to post a journal after completing your dragon and share a photo of your finished make in the group chat.
- Any feedback on the pattern, errors, typos, unclear instructions etc. should be posted in the group chat, not in your journal.
- You can use any colours, however I may give priority to people testing in pride flag colours (any pride flag, does not have to be the ones I used) since these patterns are being released for pride month.
- To apply, please let me know your skill level (beginner/intermediate/advanced), what yarn type and colours you will use, and remember to click on the links below.
- If you don’t have any makes on Ribblr, please add a couple of photos of amigurumi you’ve made.
- If you are chosen, please reply to the group chat message within a couple of days of being picked so I know you are still interested in testing.
Click on the links below to apply!
). I’ll probably make myself an Omni one
. I would be using a 4.5mm hook and chenille yarn.
